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New Application Block - Authorization and Profile Block

This looks to be very useful indeed. Found it on the Devhawk blog. Here's some blurb from the page: Summary: If you are involved in designing and developing applications, you probably need to control how users interact with your applications on a case-by-case…

Freeware virus checker for Exchange / SMTP gateway

In light of the hideous SoBig and a couple of other nasty email based virii, my company decided to implement a virus checker on our Exchange box (before we were depending on client based ones - too easy to switch off!), anyway, small company, expensive…

Spam!

Over the years I've pretty much used every anti-spam measure in existence. The only one I've found that actually works (and it is pretty much faultless, 100+ spams caught daily, 0 false positives!) is SpamNet, this has recently become pay-ware ($3.99 a month…

New toy...VPN router...

I've been getting a few new toys of late, one has been a little BEFVP41 VPN router from Linksys- this is an incredibly cool, easy to use IPSEC VPN router which lets me connect to my office (where we have another one of these installed) to access out…

More Passport Woes...

Sorry I haven't posted for the last day and a bit...we've been getting RC3 of our Portal project ready for delivery. The Portal is able to support two authentication mechanisms, Passport and Forms. Forms has worked perfectly from day one but the Passport has…

Must have for developers using .NET Passport...

I forget whos' blog I saw this on (post a comment and i'll link). This is essentially the documentation and bits which .NET Passport should have always come with. The passport toggler alone is totally indespensible for all developer using .NET passport. The…

Amazingly interesting...well...to me at least...

I'd love to see a more complete explanation of this system » link. This type of system really appeals to my style of architecture. Only thing I would be driven to ensure was that this system was secure...

Another Critical Security alert...patch those systems now!

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-039.asp From Patrick Steele, this looks like a pretty serious problem, patch now to avoid another Blaster... UPDATE: Thought I'd include the technical details...this…

Oh...and be sure to read part 2!

It is VERY interesting on the subject of patching and Blaster - part 2

Get rid of Blaster and Nachi

The Stinger tool is the best I've found for gettings rid of the recent virii...won't stop you getting it again, for that you must run proper antivirus software

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